Zuteilbar

Zuteilbar is an adjective in German that describes something that can be allocated, assigned, or distributed under a given framework. The term is commonly used in economics, public administration, budgeting, and planning to denote resources or rights that can be distributed to eligible recipients according to defined rules or quotas.

Origin and formation: zuteilbar is formed from the verb zuteilen (to allocate, distribute) with the suffix -bar, which yields "able to be" or "capable of being." The related noun is Zuteilung (allocation).

Usage: It is typically placed before a noun, for example: zuteilbare Mittel (allocable funds), zuteilbare Ressourcen (allocable resources), zuteilbare Anteile (allocable shares). In many documents, zuteilbar contrasts with "nicht zuteilbar" (not allocable), indicating that some items cannot be distributed under the current rules due to limits, eligibility, or policy constraints.

Context examples: In a budget plan, only zuteilbare Mittel are distributed to programs. In policy design, zuteilbare Rechte may be granted to individuals. In logistics, zuteilbare Ressourcen are scheduled based on priority.

See also: Zuteilung, Zuweisung, Allokation, Ressourcenallokation, Verteilung.